Muffler Bearings on eBay

rbohm · Feb 7, 2004

i have plenty of muffler bearings, and the quality synthetic lube for them. what i need is a good synthetic headlight and turn signal fluid. the oem stuff just doesnt cut it.

my66coupe · Feb 7, 2004

I actually convinced some kid at my school that muffler bearings actually exist, I told him I had a set for his eclipse for 20 bucks. I just need to come up with a bearing and Im good for 20 bucks . Im thinking about putting my 10 gallon drum of blinker fluid on ebay, as now I have different blinkers that require a different blend of blinker fluid. Anyone interesed you know how to reach me.

Mike

chepsk8 · Feb 7, 2004

Is the blinker fluid Silicone based?

I had my muffler bearings annodized Indian Fire, so when judging my undercarraige, I would really impress the concours judges...

Roddster67 · Feb 7, 2004

Enough of this muffler bearing nonsense!

Anyone know where I can get some high quality piston return springs?

zookeeper · Feb 8, 2004

Do you want the graphite-impregnated ones, or just the standard ones? My local Kragen's quit stocking the graphites. That sucks, too because my car just won't rev with the low-ball standards. Oh well, guess I'll just have to order another NOS sticker and be done with it...

chepsk8 · Feb 8, 2004

I got my piston return springs through the GRAINGER catalogue....

steelhorse · Feb 8, 2004

With all this hype about muffler bearings I would like to point out that by far the best way to improve vehicle performance is a proper 4 corner Air-flush. Hardcore racers are well aware that stale air in your tires can decrease horsepower being transfered to the wheel by 20-25%. To check to see if stale air is robbing HP you need to remove the valve cap and press down to release some air, make sure that while releasing the air you need to be close enough to smell what is coming out. If the escaping air has an odor and/or does not smell like the air in your garage or where ever your vehicle is stored then you most certainly have stale air. To remedy this problem you must remove the valve core from each tire, after the old stale air has been purged form each tire immedietly re-install the valve core's and re-inflate with fresh air. To keep this problem from re-occuring proceed to you local auto parts store and purchase two items... A can of air-B-fresh additive for each tire and a new set pressure sensative self purging valve cap's. These cap's are a special order item and you will need to ask someone at the counter so they can order the specific model for your car/truck.

65stanger · Feb 8, 2004

chepsk8 said:
I got my piston return springs through the GRAINGER catalogue....

Doesn't JEGS have the HiPo ones?

StangDreamin' · Feb 8, 2004

65stanger said:
Doesn't JEGS have the HiPo ones?

Not anymore! The manufacturer (Total Spring Components) has named Mustangs Priced PLUS the enclusive vendor for their entire line of performance piston return springs; and now the prices have tripled.

Still Dreamin'

Lswhat · Feb 10, 2004

Dont forget to check to make sure u dont have water in the radiator it could cause the trannsmission to blow the pistion rings.

ashford · Feb 18, 2004

steelhorse said:
With all this hype about muffler bearings I would like to point out that by far the best way to improve vehicle performance is a proper 4 corner Air-flush. Hardcore racers are well aware that stale air in your tires can decrease horsepower being transfered to the wheel by 20-25%. To check to see if stale air is robbing HP you need to remove the valve cap and press down to release some air, make sure that while releasing the air you need to be close enough to smell what is coming out. If the escaping air has an odor and/or does not smell like the air in your garage or where ever your vehicle is stored then you most certainly have stale air. To remedy this problem you must remove the valve core from each tire, after the old stale air has been purged form each tire immedietly re-install the valve core's and re-inflate with fresh air. To keep this problem from re-occuring proceed to you local auto parts store and purchase two items... A can of air-B-fresh additive for each tire and a new set pressure sensative self purging valve cap's. These cap's are a special order item and you will need to ask someone at the counter so they can order the specific model for your car/truck.

dont forget to change the summer air for winter air in october, also the best way to check for proper tire air pressure is to hit the tire with a hammer while directly looking down the head of the hammer, best done at night with a chemlight with fresh batteries

steelhorse · Feb 20, 2004

ashford said:
dont forget to change the summer air for winter air in october, also the best way to check for proper tire air pressure is to hit the tire with a hammer while directly looking down the head of the hammer, best done at night with a chemlight with fresh batteries

-I know someone that has done that

chepsk8 · Feb 20, 2004

Is that air also marketed by Mustangs plus?

StangDreamin' · Feb 20, 2004

chepsk8 said:
Is that air also marketed by Mustangs plus?

Yes, it is; for the remarkably low price of only $6.25/lb. (Remember, your average tire requires 28-35 lbs times 4 tires; so raid your kids' college funds accordingly before ordering).

Personally, I'm waiting for the "exclusive marketing deal" to be closed. Then the manufacturer (AirPack Research) will drop back to their original price of $3.50/lb. Gotta pay for that air R&D somehow!

Still Dreamin'

whiskerz · Feb 23, 2004

I still have a box of e-9 grid squares if anyone is interested. They work well when used with the "L" shaped clutch aligning tools. I also have an unopened case of Free Travel in 16 oz. spray cans

chepsk8 · Feb 23, 2004

Oh WOW!!!! Free travel!!! Haven't seen that in years!!!!

Tell ya what, I recently scored a case of concentrated "Back Pressure", still sealed in the factory wrapping. Trade?

StangDreamin' · Feb 23, 2004

Wow, a case of "Back Pressure"....with that you don't need to worry about plumbing in an X-Pipe!

ashford · Feb 23, 2004

I Knew A Private That Was Told To Get A Box Of Gridsquares, So He Went Home And Cut Up A Map And Came Back 3 Hrs Later

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